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Show 2B Emery County Progress Castle Dale, Utah Tuesday March 19, 2002 Emery students compete in Utah History Fair Finery High School students recently competed in the Utah History Fuir. After a high school competition, tiiesc students went to CKU on March 1 to compete in the Southeast Region History I kir. The first and second places each category will compete at the State History Fair in in Provo on April 19. Kody Powell received third place for his documentary on Nuelear Weapons. Andrea Cox and Ashlee Allred won first place honors for their group exhibit on the Slack Plague. Chud Binghams documentary about the internet won second place. Tisha Nielsons historical paper Black Market Emery High speech and debate students. Emery takes 1 st in region speech Adop- tions was second place in that category. Allison Wells exhibit on Women and Sports won first place in the individual exhibit category. Jason Algers paper about the History of Coif won third place. Kurt Adison received first plaee for his documentary, The Forgotten Heroes," about the Navajo Code Talkers. Mikail Bennett place first in the historical paper category with her paper about the By ANDREA COX Feb. 26 was Emery Highs Cap and Banner battles of Trenton and Princeton Emery High first and second place winners History Fair on April 19. during the Revolutionary War. Each of these students pre sented projects which received in the history fair excellent or superior ratings will compete in the State from the judges. Huntington Stake prepares for roadshows The Huntington Stake Roadshows will be performed on March 20, at 7 p m. at the new Huntington Stake House on Main Street. Six of the LI)S Wards will be participating in this event and will be following the theme of President Hinkleys famous talk on the Six Bs. Everyone is welcome. A roadshow has been defined as a miniature musical comedy - about 15 minutes in length -havingall the elements of entertaining and professional theater. The central idea is expressed through music, dance, and speech. The action is fast moving; the costumes, scenery, and year in speech and debate. They placed first at the Region Tournament. This years EHS Speech and Debate Team has done well at all the tournaments they have A roadshow should, if possible, include a large cast. Roadshows are one dramatic semi-finali- opportunity where all interested members of the ward have an semi-finalis- Many other events, like plays and young artists' festivals, are lighting are imaginative and Ungerman; stage managers, creative. props, sceneiy, and costumes by Huntington 4th Ward. Ross Gordon, Dennis Gordon, Tracy Druce, Natalie Collard, Reva Gordon, Roma Powell, Jan Myers, and Darlene Young. Besides Sam McGee, the colorful character names are Penny Cillin, Dangerous Dan Kerchoo, The Lady knowm as SciSQorJadk Flu, Sourdough Streptococcus, the Klondike Kid, Corporal Contagions, Arctic Ail, Fever Sis- - (Germs.) 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Here, Bethany Peacock took second in Impromptu, Brandt Peacock took second in Student Congress, along with Erik Pyper who took third place in SPAR. Keisee Anderson took third in Dramatic Interpretation and second in Humorous Interpretation, along with finalist Michelle Johansen in Humorous e Interpretation. Kaylee was a finalist in Dramatic Edge-hous- Interpretation. After claiming their places at Pineview, the debate team moved on to the Richfield High School competition, where Bethany Peacock took third in Foreign Extemp. In Impromptu, Andrea Cox took third, Keisee Anderson, fourth, and Michelle Johansen, fifth. Abe Bawden placed fourth in Student congress along with Erik Pyper who placed third in Student Congress and received the award for Best Chair. perming . Bowden, fifth. ; After many tournaments, th EHS Speech and Debate team was ready for Region. Herg, Emery High was not expected take any place higher than 3rd overall because they lacked PolicyTeam Debate which allows teams such as Richfield Lehi, Carbon, and Delta to havj a great advantage and increase their points immensely. Ho ever, through strength in indS vidual events, sacrifice, aqa perserverance, EHS took first place at Region. R. J. Leamaster took fifth, Erjfc Pyper took sixth, and Audrey Cox placed fourth in the Lincoln Douglas Debate. In Student ond. In National Extemp, TyreB; Jewkes took a third, and Mari Olsen placed fourth. Bethany Peacock took first place in Foreign Extemp, with Trevor Blackwell taking a second. Michelle Johansen took first place in Oratory with Shqq. Doojey. taking third, aq Kortney Anderson taking fourth. The total score earned for Emery High overall was aft amazing 78 points! This is the first time the EHS Speech and Debate Team has taken Region since becoming a 3A school. The team is looking forward to the State Speech and Debate Tournament being held in St. -- 'i TTErer Pirates defeated the By JEROME BURNS Duchesh'e-Eagles- The Green River Pirates Boys Basketball team went into state competition last weekend with hopes of regaining the glory of years past. Unfortunately, the Pirates progress was hindered by the skilled Layton Christian team, who beet the Pirates the first day. This loss put the young team completely out of contention for the championship of which they so determinedly sought after. However, this first-da- y loss would be the only loss that the Pirates would have to suffer throughout the duration of the tournament. The second day the Pirates who, coincidentally, the Pirates in region plfty With the win over the Eagles, the' defeated pirates took the consolation bracket and were deemed the; Al Consolation Champions. Forensics Green River went into this years Forensics competition with only four competitors, afl of which were Thi put Green River at an incredible, disadvantage, however, the teaiifi rose to the occasion and shocked' with their skill. Of the' four members on the Gre6h: River team, three qualified tp compete at state. They included;' Jerome Burns for Spar and Student Congress, Brad Ford for Spar and Impromptu, and Amber Watterson for Spar and first-timer- s. Oratory. All -w - c&w - E&t Bwffete Have you seen your SAIL)RPAYUiGHX 0-- 3 4-1- 0 0-- 3 4-1- 0 years Free years 65$y ear $5.95 Prime Rib 4:30-6:3- 0 DENTIST lately? Seafood Buffet Night years Free 60f per year $9.95 Buffet is open from Saturday Night Only Seafood Buffet is open from 4:30 p.m.-B:3- 0 p.m. Friday Only Seniors 65 over 10 OFF Buffets available to go & help promote better oral hygiene in our area, we are offering new patients a FREE DENTAL EXAM when receiving your and dental cleaning. To ys For our existing family of patients, due to your increased interest, receive 25 OFF TOOTH WHITENING. NEW LOCATION Call for appointment: (435) at home 381-244- 7 Albertsons Center (435) M-T- h 613-113- 11am-9p- 1 Banquets, Meetings & Family m, Get-togethe- rs Fri & Sat 11am-- 1 Opm Closed Sunday Welcome! , de-feat- Wasatch Academy, the third day, West Desert, and the fourth and final day of the tournament, the Prime Rib Buffet Con- gress, Erik Pyper placed first, Abe Bawden, second; Brandt' Peacock, third; and Melisa WJK son, fourth. Andrea Cox toQit first place in Impromptu wipi Crystal Quarnberg taking sejS? George. Snyder Rachele Sacco Maranda Barker Royal Mounted Red Corpuscles, and Streptobacillmicrodophali Bawden Mr. Smith: Sean Snow Wav to ao! 35 North 300 East 5 Price - ters, Vaccination Army Sisters, Mrs. Clement; Sam TOW OPEK Jodi Vea st in SPAR. opportunity to participate. selective. Just to whet your appetite, for example, the Huntington 4th Ward theme is Be Clean; the name of the Roadshow is "The Cleanation of Sam McGee, written by Roma Pow'ell w'ith the musical score by pianist Jan Myers, with assistant Sheila Gordon; songs led by Paula Gordon; dance director is Gretsel attended. The first one was at Jordan High School. There were more than 40 high schools competing there; Emery High was one of the smaller schools. This didnt phase Emery High, however. Abe Bawden took first in Novice Student Congress while Erik Pyper took third in Varsity, and Bethany Peacock was a in that same event. Brandt Peacock and R.J. Leamaster were both Next, Emery High traveled to Gunnison where Andrea Cox took first place in Impromptu, In Student Congress, Brandt Peacock took second, Melisp, Wilson, fourth, and Kisty Dr. Shawn K. Leonard D.M.D. 15 E. 600 N. Center St. (Upstairs) |
